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> Hi,
>
> I am looking for a way to display a lot (500 - 2000) lines of text
> mixed with graphics fast in an applet.
Define "mixed with graphics." Leave nothing to the imagination.
> Not all lines will be visible, so I want a vertical scrollbar.
> Also, I want to use dynamic word wrap, i.e. resizing the window changes
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> the current view fast, so I can correctly calculate the size of the
> scrollbar?
Why don't you use one of the existing classes that does this exact thing, in
all respects, very fast?
> New lines will be added to the bottom. My main problem is resizing, which
> means many changes to the layout.
It doesn't mean you have to do anything about that explicitly, if the applet
is designed properly.

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John Bokma - 29 Aug 2004 20:18 GMT
>> Hi,
>>
>> I am looking for a way to display a lot (500 - 2000) lines of text
>> mixed with graphics fast in an applet.
>
> Define "mixed with graphics." Leave nothing to the imagination.
smileys in the text
>> Not all lines will be visible, so I want a vertical scrollbar.
>> Also, I want to use dynamic word wrap, i.e. resizing the window
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> Why don't you use one of the existing classes that does this exact
> thing, in all respects, very fast?
Because I don't want to use Swing.
>> New lines will be added to the bottom. My main problem is resizing,
>> which means many changes to the layout.
>
> It doesn't mean you have to do anything about that explicitly, if the
> applet is designed properly.
word wrapping must be handled by my own component, can't use Swing.
The speed problem turned out to be me using System.out.println :-$ So
probably what I am doing is going to work fast enough for me.

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